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(along with an app store, we hope) Is it me, or are people beginning to forget that Chrome OS does not run apps natively, and instead that web apps are Chrome
by trobertson 17y ago
(along with an app store, we hope)
Is it me, or are people beginning to forget that Chrome OS does not run apps natively, and instead that web apps are Chrome apps? I'm actually looking forward to a Chrome tablet, because of several things:
1. very elegent multi-tasking, as each task is just a tab in the browser
2. circumvents the need for an app store by using "native" web apps
3. no need to specifically target new apps at it. build once for the web, put in zero extra effort and have a chrome app.
4. simplified target for developers: web standards
5. no need to learn another framework for another device
As such, I think a Chrome OS tablet could become a very succesful, yet quiet, replacement for the iPad. As (I believe) Google said before, the internet is Chrome OS's killer app.
- endtime 17y agoYou may be right that Chrome OS is a more attractive target for devs. But for the consumer, an iPad (which includes Safari) seems strictly better than a ChromePad. No?